SEJournal
Spring 2008, Vol. 18 No.1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Features

Inside Story: Details Of People's Lives Enliven Book On Oil Production.  An Interview With Lisa Margonelli [3]
 By BILL DAWSON

Nation's First Investigative Reporter Drilled Deep On Big Oil [4]
 By STEVE WEINBRG

Publishing Paradox [5]
 By BILL KOVARIK

Market Warms To Climate Change Books In 2007 [6]
 By BILL KOVARIK

SEJ Gains Ground For Press Freedoms, Information [7]
 BY JOSEPH A. DAVIS

Columns

Science Survey: New Government Effort To Produce More Data On Toxic Chemicals [8]
 By CHERYL HOGUE

SEJ News: Annual Conference [9]

President' s Report: Don't Leave Climate Change, Environment To "Boys On The Bus" [10]
 By TIM WHEELER

E-Reporting Biz: OK, It's Time To Play The Climate Change Card In The Campaign [11]
 By  BUD WARD

Media On The Move [12]
  Edited By MIKE MANSUR

Bits And Bytes: Web Tools Help Negotiate The Information Explosion [13]
 By DAVID POULSON

Research News Roundup: Studies Look At News Bias & Internet's Impact On Coverage [14]
 By JAN KNIGHT

Reporter's Toolbox: Slideshows Can Highlight Big Projects, Offer Readers More [15]
 By CASEY McNERTHNEY

The Beat: Long-form Stories-Enterprise & Investigative-Still Making Mark [16]
 By BILL DAWSON

Book Shelf

Exposed: The Toxic Chemistry of Everyday Products
Who's at Risk and What's at Stake for American Power [17]
 By Mark Schapiro
 Reviewed by Susan Moran

Millipedes and Moon Tigers: Science and Policy in an Age of Extinction [18]
 By Steve Nash
 Reviewed by Christine Heinrichs

The Secret History of the War on Cancer [19]
 By Devra Davis
 Reviewed by Jennifer Weeks

Censoring Science: Inside the Political Attack on Dr. James Hansen and the Truth of Global Warming [20]
 By Mark Bowen
 Reviewed by Craig Pittman